Sentence examples for lingering curiosity from inspiring English sources

As someone who studied history, I've had this lingering curiosity about how historians of the future will view our times.

Even if they later say farewell to literal belief, anyone raised in a scripture-based religion is likely to harbour a lingering curiosity about the sacred written text.

That biblical epics draw big audiences, he said, "reflects a lingering curiosity about these things in a public that is less biblically literate than it ever has been before".

Furthermore, although the main text is a thoroughly entertaining piece of work, our lingering curiosity about the prologue means that we're always slightly distracted - especially by wondering what has happened to the narrator.

"After 9/11, I think somewhere in the back of my head, I always just had this lingering curiosity of what the Middle East was like," said Cohen.

The popularity of the Left Behind series suggests that premillennialism still has a hold on many evangelicals (though I suspect that much of the appeal lies in a kind of lingering curiosity rather than heartfelt conviction).

Happiness, wonder, curiosity, lingering.

It's incredible watching it happen in real-time the lingereal-time thethe morbid curiosity, folingering the inevitable distaresng.

Ms. Palin's interviews dragged the subject back to her campaign woes, and she lingered there, feeding curiosity but making no real effort to steer her questioners to the present.

However, the mission team has lingering concerns about the drill Curiosity will employ to grind up rock samples for analysis.

Lake sediments are the ideal place to look for organic matter lingering from ancient martian life, which is what Curiosity will do when it begins rock drilling in a few weeks.